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Originally Posted by Junior Hacker
Although you did not mention, I hope you realize you'll only capture packets from a WPA secure AP when a computer connects wireless to that AP. Packets after the handshake mean nothing to airdump and won't be captured as the encrypted passphrase is only found in packets during the authorization handshake.
You need to deauth a wireless connected computer or try capturing while connecting wireless with another computer.
If I remember correctly, the encrypted passphrase will only be found in two packets.
Have you cruised the aircrack-ng forums to see what you all have to do? there are many tutorials there for different wireless devices.
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Yes, you are right. As you say, when trying to hack a wpa-psk network I have to deauth a wireless connected computer and then capture the handshake. Then I have to use a program to use brute force, because in wpa it doesnt matter how many ivs packets I capture because, unlike wep, wpa is not vulnerable to a statistical attack and can only be hacked using brute force ( as far as I know ).
I found a very good tutorial that shows how to a attack a wpa with mac filtering. But since Im learning I decided to change my wpa for wep, remove the mac filtering and then hack it ( I did that yesterday ). But now I have a problem. When I put my card in monitor mode, and then try to change the channel of an interface it doesnt change to the requested channel, but changes to a random channel. ( I could hack my own ap yesterday because I had good look and my ath0 changed randomly to the channel that I needed )
So when I try to use aireplay-ng to to associate my interface to the ap, it shows the following error:
the ap is in channel x but ath0 is in channel y.
when I use this command
iwconfig ath0 channel x
It changes to a random channel.
Im using the following commands:
Code:
ifconfig ath0 down
iwconfig ath0 channel x
ifconfig ath0 up
I also tried
Code:
wlanconfig ath0 destroy
wlanconfig ath0 create wlandev wifi0 wlanmode monitor
iwconfig ath0 channel x
ifconfig ath0 up
and:
Code:
wlanconfig ath0 destroy
airmon-ng start wifi0 x
ifconfig ath0 up
None of them worked, any ideas?